Chris Creevey

Professor of Computational Biology

The Queen's University Belfast

United Kingdom

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Chris Creevey is a Professor of Computational Biology at Queen's University Belfast, UK. His research interests focus on microbial diversity, antibiotic resistance, and the interactions between plants and microorganisms, as evidenced by his recent articles that explore SARS-CoV-2 surveillance, rumen microbiome dynamics, and mathematical modeling in microbiology. He is dedicated to advancing the understanding of complex biological systems through innovative computational approaches.

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Bangor University

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Coping with Ineffective Overlap in Multilocus Phylogenetics

Combining analysis of individual and wastewater whole genome sequencing improves SARS-CoV-2 surveillance

A novel characterised multidrug-resistant Pseudocitrobacter isolated from a patient colonised while admitted to a tertiary teaching hospital

Unexplored microbial diversity from 2,500 food metagenomes and links with the human microbiome.

Accessory genes define species-specific routes to antibiotic resistance

Insights into plant interactions and the biogeochemical role of the globally widespread Acidobacteriota phylum

Integrating microbial abundance time series with fermentation dynamics of the rumen microbiome via mathematical modelling

StORF-Reporter: finding genes between genes

Review: Towards the next-generation models of the rumen microbiome for enhancing predictive power and guiding sustainable production strategies

Designing a synthetic microbial community through genome metabolic modeling to enhance plant–microbe interaction

Using the forces of hydrodynamic countercurrent chromatography for the study of bacteriophages

Adult schistosomes have an epithelial bacterial population distinct from the surrounding mammalian host blood

Whole-Genome Sequencing and Comparative Genomic Analysis of Antimicrobial Producing Streptococcus lutetiensis from the Rumen

No one tool to rule them all: prokaryotic gene prediction tool annotations are highly dependent on the organism of study

The Isolation and Genome Sequencing of Five Novel Bacteriophages From the Rumen Active Against <i>Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens</i>.

Can rumen bacteria communicate to each other?

Insights into the skin of caecilian amphibians from gene expression profiles

Rumen Virus Populations: Technological Advances Enhancing Current Understanding

Rumen Protozoa Play a Significant Role in Fungal Predation and Plant Carbohydrate Breakdown.

Genomic and gene expression evidence of nonribosomal peptide and polyketide production among ruminal bacteria: a potential role in niche colonization?

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Eleanor Jameson

Jess Friedersdorff

Linda Oyama

Wayne Aubrey

Justin Pachebat

Geoffrey Gobert

Sinead Waters

Karen Siu-Ting

Connor Bamford

Angela Sessitsch

Livio Antonielli

Amanda Clare

Timofey Skvortsov

Kim Kenobi

Lucy Dillon

David Simpson

Thomas Thompson

Israel Ikoyi

Nicholas Dimonaco

Hilario Mantovani

Eleanor Townsend

Diego San Mauro

Colum P Dunne

Sharon Huws

Françoise Leroi

Hong You

Stephen Kelly

Alison Kingston-Smith

Narciso M. Quijada

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